Retail
One record from showroom to warehouse to online. Eposly executes the sale and the payment inside Salesforce, so the customer, the order, payment, and fulfilment status stay connected instead of split across systems.
Yes. With a Salesforce-native point of sale, the lead, the order, and payment are created in Salesforce rather than a separate POS database, so showroom, warehouse, and online teams can work from the same Salesforce customer and order record.
Eposly executes the retail transaction inside Salesforce. Staff capture the lead in-store, build the sales order, take payment through one transaction flow, and keep fulfilment status connected on the same customer record. The transaction is created in Salesforce rather than a separate POS database, so there is no separate POS dataset to reconcile back.
Eposly completes the Salesforce stack at the point of sale rather than adding another system beside it. Executing transactions and taking payments in-store is the operationally hard part: terminals, receipts, cash handling, compliance, gateways. Eposly specialises in that layer inside Salesforce, so your team builds the customer relationship and the platform runs the transaction.
The lead, order, and payment are created inside Salesforce, not a separate POS database, so there is nothing to reconcile back.
Showroom, warehouse, and online work from the same Salesforce customer and order record, so the customer view stops fragmenting across systems.
Capture and qualify customers in-store as a lead on the record, so high-consideration home and lighting purchases reach Salesforce qualified.
Order, payment, and the Salesforce fulfilment workflow stay connected. A connected OMS or ERP can still orchestrate, with fulfilment status visible in Salesforce.
Manage card, cash, and mobile payment methods through one Eposly transaction flow, on PCI-compliant gateways including Adyen, Stripe, Square, CardConnect, and TSYS.
Inventory, Cash Register, and Custom Pricing run natively in Salesforce, so stock and pricing sit with the customer and order record.
The Salesforce implementation can hold multiple delivery dates and addresses against a single order and customer record, so a part-shipped or multi-room order stays connected instead of split across systems.
Take a deposit at the counter by split or partial payment, save the order, and complete the balance when the item ships, all on the same customer record.
The Salesforce implementation can associate project or trade-account pricing and history with the customer record, so repeat trade buyers keep one record across orders.
A traditional retail POS completes the sale in its own system and syncs a summary back to Salesforce later, so the customer record is only ever a partial, delayed copy. Eposly inverts that: every element of the transaction is executed inside Salesforce, on the customer and order record, as it happens. No parallel POS system, no reconciliation back from a separate database.
The transaction lives on the standard Salesforce record with the org's roles, permissions, field security, and audit controls.
The sale is created in Salesforce as it happens, so there is no external POS dataset to reconcile back.
The Salesforce transaction flow connects to gateways including Adyen, Stripe, Square, CardConnect, and TSYS.
QLF Brands, a Dutch homewares and lighting retailer, runs Eposly across showrooms, warehouse, and e-commerce on Salesforce Sales and Service Cloud. Eposly holds a 5.0 rating from 26 reviews on the Salesforce AppExchange. No customer quote is published for QLF Brands; do not add one.
+125%
time spent with customers
-50%
fulfilment management time wasted
Eposly fits home and lighting retailers who already run Salesforce, take high-consideration purchases across showroom and online, manage staged or multi-address delivery.